Return all environments instead of just those under the user's namespace for jhub-apps

[marcelovilla]

For the time being, we'll return all the environments instead of just those under the user's namespace for jhub-apps. In the future, we'd like to expose a way of filtering all the environments a specific user has access to from conda-store.

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#2193

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[marcelovilla]

@aktech I'm actually not sure whether I should rollback all the changes (except from the service_workers configuration) in https://github.com/nebari-dev/nebari/pull/2187/files?diff=unified&w=0 or just the returned values of the function.

[aktech]

@aktech I'm actually not sure whether I should rollback all the changes (except from the service_workers configuration) in #2187 (files) or just the returned values of the function.

Service workers change doesn't needs to be rolled back, see #2187 (comment)

[marcelovilla]

@aktech I meant the function signature which used to accept a query_package argument instead of the user_info dict:

def get_conda_store_environments(query_package: str = ""):

I assume it was not necessary as you already merged the PR but please confirm that's the case.

[aktech]

@marcelovilla yes, I misread your comment. That is not required. What you have is absolutely correct.